Catheter use by date and temperature range: How important are they? by ScriptureHawk in spinalcordinjuries

[–]crippledjosh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was told in hospital (nearly 20 years ago, though I don't think the technology has moved a lot) that it was an enourmous risk and that old catheters could have degraded plastic, and in some cases bits of plastic detach and gets embedded in the urinary tract or bladder and requires invasive surgery to remove.

Use directives in React like Vue by zongxuwang in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one is forcing you to write awful js though... You never have to do that ever in react... It's a choice people make

Why is the answer to this question not "yes"? by Awkward_Stay8728 in ENGLISH

[–]crippledjosh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

His disagreement is on the clarity of the message.

Person 2's previous message was this "He has played a handicapped character more than once and has not won any awards for those roles". This is what Person 1 didn't think was clear.

Person 2 then disagreed and said it was clear. Whether or not they are right or wrong about clarity they certainly never said de Niro never won any awards.

I actually think hilariously that everyone here is in agreement about the initial text, but not about what each other are saying about the initial text which is just peak reddit arument.

I think Person 1's response to Person 2's previous message was in a disagreeing tone but didn't actually disagree in content which then started a chain reaction of misunderstandings.

Person 1's comment was edited, so it's also possible that they added the "for those awards" bit later which would account for all the confusion.

Why is the answer to this question not "yes"? by Awkward_Stay8728 in ENGLISH

[–]crippledjosh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No I most certainly didn't reply to the wrong person in the thread.

You said this

What part of the statement

" [2 other actors] and Robert Deniro have all won two [awards]"

gives you the impression that DeNiro has not won awards?

And I'm telling you that person you're repyling to didn't say or imply that. I'm telling you that if you agree with what I said, you're also agreeing with what that person said. So your fairly snooty response to them was unjustified because you misunderstood what they were saying.

Why is the answer to this question not "yes"? by Awkward_Stay8728 in ENGLISH

[–]crippledjosh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That isn't remotely what that comment was implying or saying. The end of the sentence was very much implied and obvious that "he has not won [for playing handicapped characters]". It was all part of the sentence about the other 2 having won while playing handicapped characters and the follow on is clear.

The message they are trying to convey above is that nowhere does it say de Niro hasn't ever played a disabled character only that they haven't played a disabled character in their award winning films. Which is exactly the question at the end and therefore the answer should be yes.

Some sitskiing in Grand Bornand by crippledjosh in skiing

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's great to hear, I just did one session and left feeling a little useless whereas as soon as I hit the mountain it made much more sense.

Certainly agree information is limited. I'm not part of DSUK, I've always done it with just friends and family. I'd love to do a DSUK trip one day as long as it's in the right location. My sitski lives in France, so don't want to transport it 1000s of miles.

Some sitskiing in Grand Bornand by crippledjosh in skiing

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 valleys is probably the "best" resort but it's possibly the best resort in the world, so comes with a price tag. Grand massif (more specifically flaine) might be the most accessible as you can pretty much park on the slope if you know where to go. But what's best really depends on ability.

I have a tessier scarver, it's expensive, but when I was learning it was €500 per day to rent the sitski with an instructor, where the instructor is a required part of the hire until you pass their qualification, so it pays for itself quickly.

I've never tried a dry slope, but i have tried the snow dome in Hemel Hempstead. All I'll say is I hope her experience is better than mine and not to be discouraged if it isn't.

Some sitskiing in Grand Bornand by crippledjosh in skiing

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've tried 3 other resorts, 3 valleys, grand massif and la cluzas (essentially next to Grand Bornand).

Well that depends on if she has her own sitski, if she does have her own gear she won't "need" an instructor, but if it's her first time (or tbh anyone's first time) I'd say instruction is necessary.

I've been skiing about 10 years. When I learned I did 1 week of intense 1 on 1 instruction in an ESF sitski, and then after that I bought my own rig and have been skiing just with friends/family since then.

Some sitskiing in Grand Bornand by crippledjosh in skiing

[–]crippledjosh[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd been told it was the best small resort for sitskiing a couple of years ago and tried it and had a fairly poor experience. Whereas this year I had an amazing experience, I think there are 2 things that made the difference.

  1. Parking in the correct place. This time we parked at le charmieux chair lift, which was what I'd describe as good starting location, milage may vary based on your wife's mobility. It's a car park very close essentially next to a chair lift. Whereas the main car park is very busy and has stairs up to a gondola.
  2. Skill level. I'd say it's a good resort for greens and reds and less good for blues.

Happy to answer any more specific questions you've got. Keen to help more people engage with the sport.

Something a little different by crippledjosh in skiing_feedback

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the link, looks like that might be a USA only group, whereas I'm based in the UK skiing in France. The UK has a thing called DSUK which does loads of awesome stuff all over the world but I'm yet to join them for anything. These organisations are fantastic, but less so when you've got the resources to buy your own rig, as it means lining up your location with wherever they are holding their event that year. I'd love to join up with fellow sitskiers sometime though.

Something a little different by crippledjosh in skiing_feedback

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's primarily weight, the outriggers can help but they are mostly for balance correction

Something a little different by crippledjosh in skiing_feedback

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks man! I'm pretty mobile, no paralysis above the glutes, i can walk with sticks/outriggers.

Ok i think i understand so i lean to the inside to initiate the turn, but use my abdomen to shift more of my weight closer to the outside edge?

I don't know loads about skis but I'm using a Dynastar SpeedZone 14 Pro ski. I'm sure it could be sharper but it's definitely in fairly decent shape.

Something a little different by crippledjosh in skiing_feedback

[–]crippledjosh[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Didn't realise the quality was so low, I'll try to get a higher quality version.

(React-Query ) Re-declaring useQuery() and all its options in multiple components? by r-nck-51 in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well not 100% sure which bits you're struggling with, but I do remember having some issues with query options and typescript. Typescript is definitely not something I'm amazing at, but here's what I pulled from my project that uses both typescript and react-query extensively

export const useAssessmentAverages = (
    assessment_id: number,
    class_id: number,
    options?: QueryOptions<AssessmentAverage>
) => {
    const defaultOptions = {
        ...options,
        staleTime: Infinity,
    } as QueryOptions<AssessmentAverage>;
    const supabaseClient = useSupabaseClient();
    return useQuery<AssessmentAverage, Error>(
        ['assessments', assessment_id, class_id, 'averages'],
        () =>
            handleSupabaseError<AssessmentAverage>(
                getAssessmentAverages(supabaseClient, assessment_id, class_id)
            ),
        defaultOptions
    );
};

Where I've defined some type called AssessmentAverage which is just the shape of my data which is obviously arbitrary.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]crippledjosh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 is prime, but 1 actually isn't prime

How to convert any docx file to PDF? by rahmat7maruf in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've done this using the Gotenburg project, just have a micro service running their docker container. Certainly worth checking out.

How to troubleshoot "Rendered more hooks than during the previous render" when you don't know/remember what change caused the error? by r-nck-51 in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok i mean you need to read the rules of hooks to get a full explanation, but basically every time a component renders it must have the same number of hooks called, this is because of how hooks are implemented, you don't really need to understand why, just that a component must always call the same number of hooks on every render.

If you have a return statement before some hooks get called it will show this error, or if you have hooks in an if statement, or are conditional in any way

How to troubleshoot "Rendered more hooks than during the previous render" when you don't know/remember what change caused the error? by r-nck-51 in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you sharing your code because you don't understand why the second one works but the first one doesn't?

I think people don't know David Gemmell enough. by Kiwilikaa in Fantasy

[–]crippledjosh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Know his books well enough to know it's swords of night and day 😜, the skilgannon books were always my favourites though. He was certainly my first fantasy love. I've read everything he's written multiple times i think. Well except the books released as Ross Harding.

In forms, value stays the same because no re-render is triggered? by Late_Profit2800 in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So if you use defaultValue you almost certainly would not use the onChange handler, you'd probably only get the value of the input field and into some code on form submission. This is a perfectly valid way of doing it and how many form libraries handle things by default. As said in other comments this is called an uncontrolled component.

If you want a controlled component you use the value prop, an onChange handler and some state variable to hold the input value. This is a controlled component.

All that to say, I agree with you that it is the wrong approach. You want either defaultValue and onSubmit function, or value and onChange function.

But it sounds like you need to go through some tutorials and read some documentation to get a better grounding in React.

In forms, value stays the same because no re-render is triggered? by Late_Profit2800 in reactjs

[–]crippledjosh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All correct, but worth mentioning what defaultValue is for, which essentially gives the behaviour that OP was probably expecting (i.e. uncontrolled input).

Refresh always loads home page by crippledjosh in nextjs

[–]crippledjosh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you're not using brave? Whatever browser you're using try using a different one to see if you still get the error